Ruff Cycles Lil'Buddy, Оригинальное руководство по эксплуатации

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ERGONOMIC SETTINGS
5.1.2. BRAKE GRIP ANGLE
Adjust the brake grip angle so that with
extended arm, your fingers rest on the brake
levers when seated on the Pedelec. Your wrist
should be stretched out as much as possible.
After adjusting the angle, retighten the lever
clamping bolt on the brake lever.
5.1.3. ADJUSTING BRAKE LEVER DISTANCE
The brake lever distance setting should allow
to operate the brake lever by the first pha-
lanxes of both fingers positioned on the lever.
The lever width is adjusted with a 2mm Allen
Key wrench. For this purpose, adjust the
screw at the marked position 1.
6. MAINTENANCE
For a fully operational and secure Pedelec, regular maintenance must be per-
formed. Before maintenance, please observe the following instructions.
Maintenance requires technical skills. You are responsible for the
correct maintenance of your Pedelec.
-> If you do not know how to perform this task, take your bike to a
specialist for maintenance.
MAINTENANCE
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A hazard of injury exists when the drive
system is switched on during maintenance
works! You hands may get caught between
the chain and chain ring during running
operation.
-> Remove the battery before performing
maintenance works. This ensures that the
drive systems out of function.
During maintenance works a trapping and crushing risk exists. Your
fingers can get caught by moving parts.
-> Be careful with your hands when you work.
6.1. WEAR PARTS LIST
The following parts of your Pedelec are subject to wear according to their use.
This wear is not covered by the warranty.
» Battery
»
Tires and tubes
»
Brake pads, brake discs
»
Chain, chain ring and sprocket
»
Rubber gaskets and rings
» All moving parts (e.g. bearing/pedals)
» Shift cables, shift cable housing
» Lubricant
» Handlebar grips
»
Painting and all surfaces
Details on wear of some parts are found in the following chapters. Most parts
suffer wear due to friction.